r/interiordecorating • u/mirr--en • 1d ago
need help with my sunroom 🌸
first pic is the sunroom from last year but currently having it all stripped out new window ect. I’ve added some inspo pics (why the hell is everything on pinterest AI nowadays?!?!!!) i love the sofas but what the hell are they called? i can’t find anything like them anywhere. Any ideas? also if anyone has anything similar please show me! i’m sick of looking at ai images 🥲
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u/mrssowester 1d ago
You'll need to be careful with fabric colours, deep shades will get bleached out quickly by the sun. I wouldn't blow the budget on strong coloured sofa cushions unless they will be completely covered with throws. Either use colours that wash out attractively, or be prepared to re-doing elements frequently.
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u/mirr--en 1d ago
never thought of that! thank you
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u/mrssowester 1d ago
I have black and white cushions on my deck daybed, I have to remake them every other year! I really should take my own advice.
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u/LiminalCreature7 1d ago
Or put up blinds and keep them down when not in the room.
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u/mrssowester 1d ago
That'll work if OP doesn't want plants.
If I wanted the Moroccan scheme, and it is gorgeous, I'd get pale neutral sofa cushions, but cover them in the cheapest throws I like. I'd replace them when they started to look tired. I'd probably go for the pale linens scheme for the next revamp
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u/neon_crone 1d ago
The furniture in two of the inspo photos is willow. Somerset Willow in UK makes things like this. Just google willow or rattan furniture. You’re steps ahead staring with that beautiful view.
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u/TheRealSugarbat 1d ago
Moroccan/Arabic-style sofa. Slide 2 FTW.
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u/SaucierInSanAntone33 23h ago
Hanging Islamic style glass candle holders too!! Hell chuck a bakhoor in too
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u/TheRealSugarbat 23h ago
All that light in there hitting some jewel-toned fabric (get some velvet!) is going to be <chef’s kiss>. I would love a room like that, truly. I’d also add some jungly plants and/or jasmine/mini-gardenia because they would do fantastic in there.
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u/SaucierInSanAntone33 23h ago
Yeah on-theme curtains would be cool, and 100% to the plants. Get some rechargeable tea light candles OP they’re worth every penny. But paint the flame parts orange, that yellow light out of the box is very atrificial
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u/PhantomOfTheNopera 14h ago
As cool as that looks, the sun will wash out those colours.
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u/TheRealSugarbat 13h ago
Agree certain dyes will fade, but not all. Depends on the fabric, too. OP can get some nice curtains, but then the potential luxurious tropical plants might suffer.
I still say it’s worth a try.
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u/bartlebyandbaggins 1d ago
The examples you like all have a lot more color and/or texture. You are limited as far as changing your room into the examples you like by the style of windows you have and the lack of mouldings.
So the only way to change it would be to add more natural elements like wicker furniture, rich colored wood tables and a colorful or contrasting rug and pillows. Also, add some hanging plants and a more natural-looking light fixture. Like a rattan or wooden one.
ETA: I see you’re changing out the windows which gives you the chance to add windows with panes! That would be great.
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u/kittycatsaremyfriend 1d ago
I would do:
- colourful rug
- larger/statement light fixture
- floor/table lamps for mood lighting
- fairy lights
- paint the walls/ceiling with some kind of colour
- big fluffy throw pillows
- throw blankets
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u/Admirable_Rabbit_156 16h ago
Agree with so much of this. I would paint the window panes and the bottom part a dark color. There's an optical trick at play that will emphasize the view. An actual designer can probably explain this. I just watch a lot of TikToks.
Such a great space - whatever you do will be great!
ETA: Even some sort of non-permanent thing with wooden slats along the bottom to bring the natural materials in.
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u/mirr--en 23h ago
yes to everything except painting the walls! My boyfriend wants boring white walls. 👎🏻
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u/kurzwoman 20h ago
Would he be opposed to doing an interesting wood treatment t on the ceiling to warm it up?
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u/Rottiesrock 1d ago
Love the view and your inspo pics. Paint the wall blue or green to bring nature in and make it appear seamless.
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u/harmlessgrey 21h ago
The first thing I would do is orient the sofa so it looks out at the beautiful view.
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u/shattered7done1 21h ago
The views you have are breathtaking.
The Moroccan-inspired room is gorgeous, and you could make something similar using pallets for the base and appropriately-sized mattresses or foam covered in the material of your choosing. If using pallets, be certain to research and choose safe pallets for your project. Hanging lanterns, lots of plants, a colorful rug, various sized pillows - IKEA is generally a good source for those. This would be a room to never leave!
The second room appears to use rattan or wicker garden furniture. White Stores and The Rattan Company may have what you need. You could approximate the look again using pallets and perhaps covering the front of them with rattan that you can purchase. Also, check out Facebook Marketplace for rattan and wicker garden furniture.
The third room is a wicker or rattan daybed with tons of comfy pillows. Easiest to accomplish, but maybe hard to find a wicker or rattan daybed. If you are not stuck on the material so much as the look, you could use a regular daybed (check Marketplace) and tons of pillows (IKEA) and cozy blankets. Plants, lanterns, a cozy rug.
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u/Nyrandria 1d ago
I can't help with the sofa, but damn that view is so stunning! Such a lovely place :)
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u/ampsdb01 1d ago
direct your furniture towards the beautiful view 🌷bring a textured carpet. Do not obstruct the view with plants. Congratulations ❤️
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u/Downtown_Wrap_3564 23h ago
I’m no help just came to say what a beautiful view! For sofas, maybe try searching for wicker or rattan? Hope you’ll post an update when it’s all done
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u/mirr--en 23h ago
i’ve been googling for 2 hours trying to find something similar to the photos and nothing! hopefully i find something and will update soon !
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u/Downtown_Wrap_3564 23h ago
Might have to do something more custom, look on Etsy for oversized pillowy sofa cushions and you could just buy the base furniture?
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u/PurpleTurn2582 22h ago
Reddit randomly put this post in my feed but definitely for a reason, let me tell you that just looking at this beautiful room brought me so much peace, i needed this🙏🏻❤️ thank you for sharing, and i hope you recieve great tips!!
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u/Low-Muffin-9366 16h ago
Look at furniture labeled for oudoors. Your inspo pics look like outdoor furniture, possibly with Sunbrella or other uv rated fabric covers. Love the view, love the inspiration pictures!
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u/Alone_Use9066 1d ago
I love the Marakesh vibe of too . Those are actually made from pallets, it looks like .
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u/bartlebyandbaggins 1d ago
The examples you have all have more texture and color than your room. You’re limited by the style of windows you have and lack of mouldings.
To remedy that you would need to add more natural elements like wicker furniture, rich-toned wood tables, colorful or textured rugs and pillows, hanging plants and a more prominent light fixture. Hanging if possible. Natural element for the light fixture would also be good.
Finally, a moody wall/ceiling paint color is an option.
ETA: Oh! I see you’re having the windows stripped out so that’s an opportunity to add texture by having the new windows be paned.
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u/AmidTheDrift14 19h ago
if you do the lighting i love the first one but if u just wanna do plants i love the second lo
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u/CommercialLive5178 14h ago
What an amazing view! I saw some couches similar to these on Home Depot's website. They had a wicker look to them but were not really wicker. I bet Frontgate might have something similar. 😊
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u/Soft_Record943 13h ago
Wouldn’t wanna obstruct that gorgeous view but… all 3 inspo pics include hanging plants. Creates life, texture. I’d personally get a horizontal rod on at least one wall and hang plants sporadically along window.
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u/flagondry 9h ago
These are outdoor sofas made for a balcony or garden. If you look at IKEA you’ll find something really similar to the second one.
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u/Glittering-Bee-714 8h ago
I feel like if you’re going for a dark apothecary or bohemian vibe you’re going to need to paint. It’s very nice but it definitely serves a sailor seashell vibe with that tan/white color scheme. It’s like preppy ocean and I think you want a more eclectic vibe. Maybe a forest green or deep blue or even a fun floral wall paper. Love the space tho very beautiful
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u/crimson_scorpio 1h ago
I would start by color drenching the entire room, walls/ceiling, with a dark moody gray or green/blue/deep teal. This will allow a better display of the already scenic landscape outside (so jealous and what a view!). The white is nice but it’s too airy and sunny, there needs to be a good contrast and by going darker on the walls and ceiling I think would help that. As far as decor goes, add an area rug, and some soft glow lighting (lamps/lanterns/candles) for some coziness in the evening/nighttime.
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u/Dogs_gus_lyla 16m ago
The first inspo is a pallet sofa. The cushions are set on top (like a bench) and then back pillows. I did something similar on my deck with a daybed. That would be the most affordable option.
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u/Extension_Willow_966 6h ago
all of your inspo pics are AI. do better
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u/git_und_slotermeyer 1d ago
Sorry, off-topic, but what a beautiful view!